TennesseTiger

This is great news.

I grew up in Johnson City not far from Chattanooga. Wade was pretty popular I think people in Tennessee knew it was only a matter of time til he left.

His father tweeted that out several hours before you even posted in here.

Were you sitting on that tweet in some feeble attempt of a gotcha moment?

I’m done talking to you. Life’s too short to engage people who are unhappy with their own lives.

He’s saying it’s addition by subtraction.

He’s not wrong but like you said he is missing the point. LSU used multiple scholarships on players who left after one season.

What would be even more damning would be to go see when the players who entered the portal committed, because if a player like Livingston or Cotton was committed in say, May or June of 2017, then it’s a scholarship used on a player that not only left after a year, but stunted any pursuit of another recruit at that position.

I have not checked to see when these players each committed so this is not something that I am trying to argue, just saying that is an aspect of recruiting to consider. I think the 2019 and 2020 classes show that Orgeron is trending up and the 2018 class may be an outlier.

What I don’t understand is why it’s so bad to say the 15th ranked class was a disappointment.

Moss transferred from NC State before the 2017 season and sat out a year due to transfer rules. At the time, LSU had Moreau, Jacory Washington, Jamal Pettigrew, and Aaron Moffit. That is 4 scholarship TE's, with Moss being the 5th.

In what world is 4 scholarship TE's not enough that you are in need of a TE?

Don't go back and change your argument now. You said LSU needed a TE when LSU used a scholarship on him.

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We used a scholly on Moss. Why? We didn't have many TE at the time

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This is not actually true.

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It's amazing how some like you immediately turn on the coach without knowing didley shitt yourself

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Are we reading the same thread?

Because Joseph has so far, been accused of being :

1) too stupid to play
2) too high to play
3) too “gangster” to play

That is objectively worse than being critical of the head coach, the man who is paid millions of dollars, as opposed to the kid who gets free room and board and some sweet cleats and gloves.